Residential & Commercial Timber servicing Lismore

Hardwoods like oak, jarrah and blackbutt are ideal for indoor flooring due to their durability and resistance to wear. These timbers offer a rich colour and grain that can elevate the aesthetic of any room.

Regular sealing and staining can protect timber decking from weather damage. It’s also important to ensure that the decking has proper drainage to prevent water accumulation, which can lead to rot.

Yes, one of the major advantages of timber flooring is that it can be sanded and refinished several times over its lifetime. This allows you to refresh the look or remove scratches and marks without needing to replace the flooring.

We supply a wide range of timber suited to different construction and landscaping needs. Each type of timber is selected for durability, performance, and suitability for local building conditions. If you’re unsure what you need, our team can help match the right product to your project requirements.

Yes, we supply timber for all types of projects—from home renovations and outdoor living upgrades to full-scale commercial and multi-residential developments. Whether you need a few lengths for a DIY job or bulk orders for a construction site, we offer scalable solutions and professional advice to ensure your timber supply meets Australian standards and project timelines.

Absolutely. We offer convenient delivery services across Lismore and surrounding areas. Our team coordinates drop-offs to suit your schedule, ensuring materials arrive safely and on time. We understand that project timing matters, so we aim to keep delays to a minimum and can often accommodate urgent or staged deliveries based on your site requirements.

Yes, we supply treated timber products designed to resist termites, decay and exposure to the elements. Treated pine, for example, is a common choice for outdoor and structural use in Australian conditions. We can also provide information about treatment levels, compliance with building codes, and best practices for installation and maintenance to ensure long-term performance.

Decking timber needs to be durable, weather-resistant and visually appealing. Popular choices include hardwoods such as merbau, spotted gum and blackbutt, as well as treated pine for a more budget-friendly option. Each timber type has its own grain pattern, tone and level of maintenance, so we can help you choose the right option based on your budget, style preferences and exposure to weather or foot traffic.

Yes, we offer flexible purchasing options to suit both large-scale and smaller custom projects. Many of our timber products can be cut to size, and we stock a variety of lengths and profiles to reduce waste and make installation easier. Whether you need full packs or just a few pieces, we’re happy to accommodate your needs and provide accurate quotes.

Proper storage helps preserve the quality and stability of your timber before installation. We recommend keeping timber flat, elevated off the ground, and covered to protect it from direct sunlight and moisture. If you’re storing it for an extended period, airflow is important to prevent mould or warping. We’re happy to provide care tips based on the specific timber product you’ve purchased.

Yes, our team is available to assist with timber selection, load requirements, treatment specifications and compliance information. Whether you’re a builder needing to meet engineering specs or a homeowner planning a deck, we can help you understand which timber best suits your project. With years of industry knowledge and a practical approach, we offer more than just products—we provide support from start to finish.

Yes, many timber suppliers offer sustainable timber that is sourced from responsibly managed forests. These products may be certified under programs such as FSC or PEFC, which promote environmentally responsible harvesting and supply practices. Choosing sustainable timber helps reduce environmental impact and supports long-term forest management. It’s always a good idea to ask your supplier if certified or eco-friendly timber is available for your project.

Matching new timber to existing structures can be done by identifying the original timber species, grain pattern, and finish used. Bringing a sample or photo of the existing material to your supplier can assist in finding the closest match. While exact matches may be challenging due to timber variations and age, many suppliers can recommend alternatives that blend well in terms of colour and texture. Finishing techniques such as staining or oiling can also help create a more uniform appearance.